SEMINOLE COUNTY BURN BAN EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY. The Central Transfer Station in Longwood, FL, receives 80% of solid waste in the county for proper disposal or recycling. Accepted items include household garbage, yard waste, recycling, household hazardous waste, clean corrugated cardboard, and tires (up to 4). Not accepted are construction & demolition debris, appliances, furniture, tree stumps, asbestos, commercial yard waste, and dump trailers. Rules include obeying traffic signs, stopping at the scalehouse, dumping only in designated areas, and following all Central Transfer Station rules. The Seminole County Landfill in Geneva, FL, operates 7 days a week and accepts appliances, large items, scrap metal, tires, used motor oil, oil filters, lead acid batteries, propane tanks, and fire extinguishers. Items not accepted at the landfill are household hazardous waste. Cash and credit cards are accepted at the landfill, but due to limited connectivity, a secondary form of payment is recommended. Gas recovery and leachate removal systems are in place at the landfill for environmental compliance.
Listed hours: Mon-Sun 7:30 AM – 5:30 PM
Accepts: Class I and Class II waste, Yard waste, Construction and Demolition (C&D) debris, Asbestos (by appointment only), Waste tires (limit 10 per person), White goods and appliances, Boats (after inspection), Used oil, Oil filters, Lead-acid batteries, Propane tanks
Services: Class I and Class II waste · Yard waste · Construction and Demolition (C&D) debris · Asbestos (by appointment only) · Waste tires (limit 10 per person) · White goods and appliances · Boats (after inspection) · Used oil · Oil filters · Lead-acid batteries · Propane tanks
What are the operating hours for the landfill?
The landfill operates daily from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
What types of materials can be accepted?
The landfill accepts Class I and Class II waste, yard waste, various debris types, and more.